"Dancer On The Drums" genre: Smooth Jazz
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	This original vocal tune has Stacey praising the talents of her percussionist, and so she should! Dave Reinhardt (from Richard Elliot’s band) demonstrates his rock steady meter, and is probably the first drummer to ever get a solo on a smooth jazz tune! He skillfully trades measures with guitarist Brad Carlton to create a unique tribute to the "backbone of the beat". Stacey’s lyrics are a clever play on words juxtaposing the art of dancing to the art of drumming.
	CD: Through The Window   Label: Bonsai Records BonsaiDigital.com Credits: Vocals: Stacey Knights, Drums & Percussion: Dave Reinhardt, Electric Guitar: Brad Carlton, Produced By J. R. Sanson, Engineered By George Harris.
	Lyrics I know a man who moves so well But he dont take the floor Makes you boogie-woogie, shimmy and shake Til you cant stand no more He can Jazz it up And rock you down Sticks pausing in mid air Tips off his high hat Kicks into song And grabs you with his snare Hes polyrhythmic Almost Scientific In the way he moves a groove He dont need to leave his seat To show the rhythm in his feet Hes a Dancer on the Drums - Solo - Polyrhythmic Almost scientific In the way he moves a groove He dont need to leave his seat To show the rhythm in his feet Dancer on the Drums You can catch his act Around the town In cafes, grills and bars Or you can tune it in and turn it up On the stereo in your car Hes got more charm In his arms Than any man youll meet But you cant dance with him And you cant dance without him Hes the backbone of the beat Hes polyrhythmic Almost scientific In the way he moves a groove He dont need to leave his seat To show the rhythm in his feet Dancer on the Drums

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